Residents of TNUHDB complexes in Chennai struggle with waste management, prompting GCC intervention and public cooperation.

How did garbage get so political? Why is so much of it in our backyard? An interview with Alexander Clapp, author of Waste Wars.

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India grapples with a significant waste management and pollution crisis, evident in overflowing landfills and declining air ...

The Commission for Air Quality Management has released new guidelines to combat air pollution caused by open burning of ...

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In the heart of Himachal's stunning Parvati Valley lies an environmental disaster — Kasol, once a tourist haven, is now ...

A steppe eagle was left dangling by its legs for nearly half a day, trapped not by a predator or powerline, but by plastic.

Deputies, police, and troopers have other priorities. It would be a rare, calm day when they had time to pull over litterbugs ...

An elephant died in Tamil Nadu, India, after scavenging at a trash heap. Veterinarians who tried to save the animal found ...

"I hate the fact that they are doing it," U.S. Rep. Mast said about Waste Management hauling Miami-Dade trash by train to ...

BAREILLY: A 45-year-old man sleeping under a tree by the roadside was allegedly buried alive under a heap of garbage after Bareilly municipal corporation workers dumped a pile of drain silt (waste ...